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Telegram-herald., 1887-01-28

The case oT terret Shoemaker charged
vith iisorder.y ccnduct was tried in Police
Cont ye-ierday he wss charged by NIz
Wesira. ~ Oh Holland woman. with hav.
ing used insulting language 10 her. and
made immoral proposals 70 Ler. The cour,
room was filled with q crowd - Du.chmen
and tie witnesses we're all foreigners. City
Attorney Howell snd John Qainsev. sttor.
ney fOr The def ndan'. fred musiy chest
nuts az each other. and used some verg
sharp expleuves al through the trial
Dora Wesfn. daughter of the com nDisiniue
witness. rather coarse looking woman nj
pfrbaps - was Gut on Tie witness s'and
She vas asked II she was married or ever
had been 10 which she reple5 in t1e mega
t.Fe. H9w many children have ron
~s. thr next Qucs'ir7 s.sci he- Two.
sre req sd A rIu s.r.s nve sp-esd the
flie. p c0lrt ensnra thr tiars h.lste1 fhl
cr0vd u1w weI and tae b4f p0nndea
500 fer1asl7 vfh ms eavei Ire .as' v.f
uess died yes Attorney Ne-seIirs. an
.lrio- his eeilenC. q ter.fso'e Ner of hn
ra--s erslei. Toe case vas fhe1 ven fr
tar arr a13 q era elar' dfI re-st .n fae7
rernl re-ii~ af "no' gF Ths
r-i.07er rfs .sr-si. sri tle costs o'
fse case vas paid 'F tae car9.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-01-28

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Telegram-herald., 1887-01-28

Very Little ENcepi Executive Business
1ransacted-

Very Little Except LKeoutive Bushes -
1ransacted-
The Board II Police and Fire Con mis-
sioners convened in regular weekly S, ssion
yesterday. President Weston occupying the
chair. and present Commissioners Powers.
Dysert and Hawkins a communication
was received from The Common COuncii
requesting the Board 10 strictly enforce the
ordinance relative q houses Of Ill fame aud
also requesting the Board to furnish the
C0unc. With a list of names OF the owncrs
o. buildings occupied as such. Referred
TO the COmmittee on Men and Discipline
Supt. OF Fire Alarms Bettincbouse recon-
fnended the location of five new ire alarm
boxes. as follows 80 q. northeast corner
Of Madison and Weslihy 10. e.
southeast corner Lincoln aud West Leonard
SIS. No. l3l ~ the corner OF Trow bridge
and Canal. so. Isl. a. the corner Of Msdi-
sOn-st. and North-ave.. No. 2l, at the
corner of Henry and InOnas-st., No 81, ,
81 the corner Of Seventh and Davis
sts. Adopted. Marshal LEMON recon-
mended tie following for confirmation ID
the fire department: Gerret SOnke. part
pay No. I Hose Co. Peer Farwell. part pay
ladderuan. old truck; John ScOhy, part
bay AGderman old trUcG. Committee on
Men and y scipine
G. y. Iuhbs, o. Il Gaytons and Oscar !.
DoGroot, applied for positions on the police
force On Tile. The following accounts were
allowed. Leonard & Sons, wicks, 10 cents
Nelson. Matter d Co. Office furniture
SIC 81. Western Electrical Company sup
plies so s. A. r knOwlson, coal S64 B.
Grand Rapids Gas Company. lighting
s5r9l. Peck Bros. supplies. 50 =. Fire
Department fund, for iron bedsteads. $3O.O5.
Police Telephone and S.snai Company. OF
Chicago. for patrol boxes and fittings. $500
FIRE Department Peck Bros. supplies
Sl..l5; 3. =. hnOwlson. coal, SlS0.1s. VOL
VERNE Chair Company 'epar.nz chaIs
s. George WhitwOrth hardware, 3 50. II.
Rademacher & sons ladder rornds, Sl0. g.
T. T.. l.. 4 +. Company. lighting. 81 -;
liouseman. Donnaily 4 Jones. cloth. 50. p
T. II. Jennings repairs $50. Gardiner &
Baxter. washing So Sf Metal Plumbing
WorEs, rcpsirs - 80 Hawkins g. Perry
supplies. sll0l. tHll Rapids Gas Com
psDy. lighting ;5- ol Widdicomb Furni-
tire Confauv. fa- bids Si40s. r. NJ
Cutcheon lumber 3 ~ Far Moran. horse.
s115. g. ID. HoLee. hlr-- 40. SO reports
of importance were made bv ihe commit
tets Adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-28
DON'T WANT OFFICE
Tx MILLENNIUM El3 At flsl


a. he meeting 81 sls Is sss eot >ers
Parv last uizar thsrs vas s large attend
suoe aad las meeting pAs tle most irlsf-
ss..rs aad imeoasal yel 4lfAnset ~ '-s
Committee ~ Fifteen. I1s sr.e.e -actr
ths aesi al .fhs Ff-t s.s.e." wu'el ap-
p-a.el - rle fli.sEAH lEsatr festeF7a1
morning aa. read anf stlfr q rrueiSt -ls-
C-ss.al II tl- l0-si psl---i situation, TIE
l.. Eus declaration u prn0p-es Was
adopted
We. the members of the NseeWors r 5
Patty ef 6raei h4ri1s 60 4o i-fc ao1 r.
solve, thal uo emDvr of t1ls p1riy. who is
80 aec01l ed. rlal siow his name to CONE
before tle convention A. a candidate ior
ohcs. lL4g We are an anu Office seeking
party. believing AT tlS7e Is something net'
Ter - ce attained tnaH lus meIe "scrab-
cling fsr oluoes. that by taxing his posi-
ton, Ne nlu thereby command tie respect.
moral support and 90 operation Of honest
citizens w0o might other giss refuse the
same that W. vii devote eur
tne and What means We have r. spare.
without hope OF reward other than TIE
breaking uo of political ungs. tie destFuc
Ilon 81 the ward bumme. and caucus tooi,
whose power la politics tends TO oofrup4
AMI de.pUl good government.
Ia yiex If THIS new departure IL politics.
ee believe lha, ali good citizens should and
ell. .end us lhe.r hearty coo operation, with
uut lcgarl 70 parry. lor the purhcaton ~
the plnlc service. ia which the o.hceho. oer
vii bs the servant 0i the people n fsct as
Wei ~ IN name
All laboring men and others who age SD
sympathy wltn this Increment. Hlter f't
Gts.~ ca.H.fi4a<. are respectfully iuvied io
Dec me members of iLis party ana attend
our meetings. which vii be held on Ihufs
daf evening ~ each week iu the hall over
10 N. q J. L. rlAms % Io.r--st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-28

Il IS announced that healing weed has
bee discover for Llal8raI Regions ll4s
4 the aIacbarls alsiuastIun, which grows
abunaEntly Ia sw4myy places IL many see-
ti0rs ~ the cOuntry. TIE GllsEes1 discovery
4 based upon t6r fact that fofeIs II n-sia
ria type prevailed in a certain region unul
four years ago. when tbs water plant Was
introduced Since thaI time all sgus has fei
the country As The plant IN question is
easily obtained ana grows without any care
a. al, people ia slasy ATTITUDES may ty t1e
experiment for themselves without great
trouble But j, IS best not a. ie Too salguine-
4 few years ago the eucalyptus giohaius Was
hailed as Tie coming preventive 81 malaria
Il has ieeil extensively planted in many as-e-
ish sections, bur has TO. il.liled the promises
made for lt.-Our Country Home
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-28

small. Social Forms which Differ 81
Different Localities

Small. Social Forms which Differ in
Different Localities.
II has been otter said that the best single
rule Of etiquette j. 20 do unto others as yo1
would have others do unto ycu. But this rule
Is hardly complete enough for the guidance e
a Young man who first goes INTO what Is called
society There are many details which d Is
essential one should learn These often differ
in different places For instance. ia Amerlcs
u is customary for a lady % speak 10 gen
tensn acquaintance lrst on the street On
the continent of Europe The rule Is reversed
Travel famliariz.s one with the different in
ferpretations of etiguette in different coun-
tries. ami shows one that after ali there are 10
fixed rules ior al places. They are IN every
place lut tlGing barriers % protect people
from Doors or bores. and are of no iuiriudc
importance The most delightful society Is
that On which the members are SO wei versod
in rules - etiquette thar they can readily
discover when 70 use ard wien 70 dispense
with them
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-28

The best iiniment for rheumatism SIS made
by taking one part of turpeutlne and two of
olive oil II IS also good for neuralgia
Don't forget 10 give the baby drink of
wcter three or fonr times q day. The nursing
baby cries oftener from thirst than hunger.
To prepare an egg FOR a sick person, heat
the egg until very light, add seasoning IN
taste. and then steam until thoroughly
warmed through THIS VIII not take more
than fwo minutes The most delicate
stomach viii ~ able 20 digest l..
Never enter a sick room m Il state II per
spirafIon. a. the minute You become cold your
pores absorb. 10 not approach contagious
diseases with an empty stomach, nor at bc-
tween the sick and the fire. because the heat
attracts the vapor- Medical Brief.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-28
Mind Cure.

Tbs is e1treuel. fashionable n0w ina tie
large cities. and Is rapidly spreading among
the smaller ores An organ ~ the mind cuie
fraternity Las been started IN Boston. 4
course. Il D. called Mental Healing. ard IS
published monthly Many ~ the most in.
felligeut persons ln the country have given IA
their ADHESION to the faith. Physicians have
long been agreed THAI The mind las the
greatest possible influence ol the hody j. a
patient can be persuaded that De Is getting
better that very Thought draws g. hifn
healthful currents from the aimosphere. ana
he recovers f-r more rapidly IL br.: es
concerning tha mind cne, ali Intelligent Per
soiss are agreed that There Is a.. least "a sllia
Of Truth IN it,
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-28

Afternoon session.
ile afternoon session vas commenced Al
..e.k. al- L..et tla transaction oi
r1tllc t-t Ross T.. IrealwelI one OF the
eaz nse-. ~ tas p. = 81 n read al excel
.ert aster ol .ll4tri E-itEes. v aicA f.
le.e3 ID i-l ia 4noiaer column.
Use re..rt %. t.a treasurer showed the
.0s t9 oe >9slt and, Disbursements
l.4Fluga balance or s-53.s-. The
.tec4use Committee made IFS annual 70
p-rr Tie op-g po.n- ~ puOIc interest IN
l- was he statement thst the Secretary o.
.-e oo"-ty. trof Z. {. Carpenter. Of the
Ar-.cl. lral College had resiguei, and
% II. D. Bartholomew OF lansing hal
.eel appointed 20 I'll tn vacancy. At the
c.nc usi1n OF the cOWmi,iee report the
.l.l0Hias re5u.g-lOa was ordered written
lr t1e Secretary aud presented 10 the
-cu rani-s and persons referred 70.
NHrse's TIE local Press OF Grand Rap
H.- aas -1ONu 10 the Michigan Engineer
l- -oc.e-v uAlsV1l courtesy on the occa-
s.on ~ lt- Li-l-a Annual Convention. aud
WHE.ets. tle Local Committee and
zels o- 0ra0d Rapids have spared no
pains to make t1e convention one OF the
a9s- pleasant and profitable in the history
tle rec'- y a1e
N.lEA-As. tAe G.. T. Is L. and the l.. :. &
A. S itl.lr.a q. oy furnishing a special car
ara Gee l.si o-t@,i0D 10 the Plaster caves,
have CllIf -tel materially % the pleasure
- rce members AGA
WHss.t- Ce.. samuel Wells Manager OF
tle ll.ca -au -0.l.ers Home. scc1mmo-
3 l.tet --a -ol-et- w-l "a tour through the
Home arl H-a physical u0urshmest,
a.ts t1rre. a1l
N8e.e.. fA.t H J.. C1Mnberry gave
-a JAS ,-aa g tifae "a showing The mem
..-- Ha.a-s r. cis4I. .rc'-ter.s- over The citg
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-28

mcos any enc in the house. OF 7 know the
daughter tnt rrf tho host and hostess. What
SHAH d. about eTsaking - theni Shall J
&, s.-lr ouc 90 present fae,
tbs is e question which cfton puzzles those
who do uot stop g. N.1f. An invitation g.
a haf-o gives caie o. ocqusl fau-e with az
the srmir uudor its roof There D. no ueres-
Sit f1T a1 introd1rtoa. On entering tbe
dra a4ng room .. is propcr - eiep - where the
host and hrssiess' are receiving It's also proper
to speak % auY = the faiuiiv. and before De-
psrture leave should also h. taken of ibose
who are az home
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-28
GOOD BYE ENGINEERS


~ a -s- steele 4sls1 grs.r il lle
Coa sa11 a. $50 yesterday
i-f .ae lass .-ss.aa VI Tie M.-I
4I -aa.4l eseatfs ilns-at-a1 ~
t 81. IL BAaegs res .a-
fFl tas in fp3fal.0a 0f .ss
r..e Fas .aaaa lla las f4e. ie s-e.l
fat feerret ID tie kkeealiFs lon-
-..ss ~ a.t sel81 lasfe=o l-.n ..ro-
flles "a. .-- ssil4lE aa1 secretary 1e
-sf.e..d ~ pe.elrs tae Incorporation lf
l.t 74s. stg l-is- l4e l4ais sat tl-.- OF las
stl .l9laserls ~at.erF zad ia
tas fel--y 10 pf1cars sllta1' e
s-ii .nf tas l-e of sal4 -.tletT ths cosl b.
p 20 nI- ll any Alae5s il th- treas
a-t +-r eos .l.e1-- 4lr al ia favor Il -le
r- -1n 44d peegl l-s stOD1on.
A-t-r Attending .o a gf.-s 0i fO1Iue bus.
arss .f- rsltlrn ~ 1tleef. Was led Nifl
las il.-as- -ns resuit President George -
el--l-. ~ Traverse civ. wee President L
ll.4. ~ Pass -aS.naH Secretary and
ireie -rer tarcis hldgnsn. of Climax
alt secretary. George >. Ilelson, 0i
Aa slhze0
IS Wsfkias 'of fsrser presented a psrer
uraa The Els.nse- It's Position and
ll-i.s. ellch pr1Fei entertaining and ia-
s.rt fe slI on motion OF Captain Gotta
9-r 500. .f llsuAs sss rendered 10 81.
HaLs.ls iar as eaart.
Aatu this business h4d we'd atten
..4 li 10 c.l.A lat come. and an adjourn
,-eef VS. ts4sn auul @ clock o. ailou the
essllrers lhr pressure ct viewing some oi
te sights of or8ui Rapids All excspt
res ar-.r-. Cooley Collar an >sfei-, Wno
remained oe-t-I - works. took seas Ia u
..D.....I L tr.4 q.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-28

Driving q steer Through uonroe-st. 20 set
tie the Question.

Driving = steer Through Monroe-st. 20 set
Tie the Question.
The sound of drums aw0ke The sleeping
residents in Monroe-st. blocks last night.
just as tie bell toiled the hour Of midnight.
A hundred windows were raised AM double
that numberof individuals clad ID garments
Of white pokel their heads our 70 invest
gate the cause of revelry. Had the state
militia been called out 10 quell some distur
bauce' Was the Salvation Army out on a
jamboree' Was there al uprising OF an IN
dignant populacs aga nst the vile water sup
pied the city b. the Board Of Public WORKS?
These and kindred thoughts flashed through
the brains OF the gaEe-s, and more
tugn one t-embled, not from fright
bat excitement Not long were they
Eep. IL expectancy ier trudgng slowly Up
I3nrOe-sL, were three benighied lnciyif
t:ass leading sni driving Galloway steer.
By their dress IL was plainly evident that
they Nhge u0l farmer boys. yet why such
c0nduct. Al0ls the line o., march follow
e an excited cso~d 0f men who cheeret
the tFiO-yea q iarieite-ou the-l - y. bat
who were lh-5 that wa3 tie question
Rest easy. people o. tae Valley City. breathe
X not above a whisper That gentleman.
for such he IS, on the rl-ht, D. Emory J..
Bridge clerk al Sweets Hotel Ito one on
the lell is l.. PGrt-caer. of the same hO>t.e-
ne. and tha, lt-le fellow b-rrue up the
rear and twisting lie steers tail IS the
irieDrtssible cl0their Wm. Conuors,
oi New N0rb Why this hiau'y
al such an uaseemly hour For the beue-
$50 OF the readers Cf tie lELrsEsu HERALD
tue secret viii oe exposed. r. &. Johnson.
~ neet's. is the owner ola Galloway steer.
Tiank Houoe.i mnde be- With johnson OF
$50 Yesterday that buagev' and 'Purcloy
would uol Gars lead tle seer from Sweet $
g. tle Morton and reurn. The bet was
C.strc1. a11 ro pert'ca'ar fue being get.
lae aoy. made rae.r ,up af mi5n'rh, last
aivht. They caIuei ou' tueir contract
uUr. Iel ,le s-oer into Che side door A. the
Noroa aud returned. The register ~ tLe
Hcrol ncars tae iu-C-lpE0u. q. te. ieWa5.
steer Bonnel viii be cN'e5 on % pay
Size bet t0i1r snd the gallant t-o r4l pre-
pare treatise on q q pw to Drive Cattle.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-12-09
SHERIFF"S SALE.
CROOKS & PEARSON, Plaintiffs,
against 7
7. ". NICKEL. Defendant.

T. W. NICKEL, Defendant.
VTNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
of sale and decree OF foreclosure and sale
issued out of the District Court, First Judicial
District County of Idaho Territory of Idaho, on
the 18th day of September A. u. 1897. in the
above entitled action, wherein Crooks e Pear
son, the above named plaintiffs obtained n judg
ment and decree of foreclosure and sale against
T. W. Nickel defendant. on the 9TH day of Sep
TENDER a. u. 1887. for the sum OF Four Hundred
and Fifty-fiVe and Fifty One Hundredths Dol
lars, ($45550) gold coin of the United states, be-
sides, interest, costs and counsel fees, amount
ing to Thirty Dollars which said decree was on
the 9TH day of September 1897 recorded in judy
ment Book l, Page 303
| am commanded to sell all the certain lot
piece or parcel of land, situated, living and
being in Idaho County, Idaho Territory, and
more particularly described as follows. to-wit:
Lot No. in Block No. north of North street
and Block No north of North street, and Block
"A Northwest addition to the town of Grange
Vile, and Block &C" and Block II" in Said
addition all of which are situated in the town
of Grangeville. Idaho County, Idaho Territory.
Public notice j. hereby given that on Sqtur-
day, the 10th day of December 1887 at ! clock
p. NJ, of that day, in front of the Court House
door of the County of Idaho, Territory of Idaho
! will, in obedience to said order of sale and
decree Of foreclosure and sale, sell the above
described property so much thereof, rs may
be necessary to satisfy said judgment, with in-
terest and costs, to the highest and best bidder
for cash in hand, gold coin of the United States.
A. W. TALKlNGTON,
Mt. IDAHO, /. T.. Sheriff Idaho Co, |. T.
November 49, 1857 23-25.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-12-09
ANNEX1TION AGAIN.

The Teller jubilated to the extent OF
a column last week because the FREE
PRESS urged those who favor annexation
to sign the annexation petitions circu-
lating here. If bro. Leland derived
any satisfaction therefrom lie is heartily
W Welcome to it, although We apprehend
that all the comfort he gets from the
FREE Press on this issue is somewhat
Arctic in its temperature.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-12-09

Il
4 . :" B e ~ s.
The POLICE GAZETTE will be mailed,
securely wrapped, to any address in the United
States for three months on receipt OF
ONE DOLLAR
Liberal discount allowed to postmasters,
agents and clubs. Sample copies mailed free.
Address all orders to
RICHARD X. FOX.
FRASKLIS SQUARE " \.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-12-09

There are, of course, plenty among
us who endorse annexation while they
condemn the methods by which the
egg-headed cyclists in Lewiston manu-
facture public" opinion by bogus petit
tons and mendacious claims. These
of the people. Their grievances are
not directed against Idaho, but against
the system of territorial vassalage which
deprves them, in common with the
residents of all the territories, of their
rights as American citizens to a voice
in questions of national concern. They
desire to secede from Idaho for the sole
and only reason that they see a spec
der chance to assume the larger liberties
Of state citizenship which would accrue
to them in the event of the joint adj
mission of these counties with Wash
ington to the honors of statehood.
They have never contemplated or de.
sired the annexation of these counties
TO the t.uttory of Washington, as has
been impudently and falsely claimed.
Statehood for Washington has always
been regarded as sine qua non of an
nexation. Indeed, nnexation on any
other terms would be no benefit what
ever, but rather positive detriment
and financial loss to every county and
every citizen in conforming to the code
of Washington, without giving US any
corresponding benefits.
The majority of the people do not
want annexation of any kind. They
are satisfied with Idaho as she is; men
who have prospered under her Just and
equitable laws; who have aided and
watched her development with earnest
solicitnde and pride who know that
she has resources sufficient to make a
great state, and that the developments
of the next few years will clipse those
of the past, and who are content to
abide with her until she can follow her
elder sister. Washington, into that great
and glorious Union which is the ulti.
mate goal of our common aspirations.
and to that end we ask Congress that
we be left alone and permitted to work
our own salvation.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-12-09
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTIoN PROOF

George Surridge, ID. S. 2,51q.
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON. IDAHO.
Nov. Ii, IsS7.S
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Fred
T. Lucas, Clerk of Court LIST Judicial District
Idaho Territory. at his office Mt. Idaho, on
December 81 1887 viz:
GEORGE SURRIDGE, ID. S. 2.519
For the ~ swl,, sec. 5, and So sea. sec 6.
tip. 30, n e b IN.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land, viz:
William \. Gaddy, S. l. Mcpherson, Charles
Gclbach. Thomas Delaney, of Mt. Idaho l. 4.
23-2S. FRANCIS +. PATTERSON, Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-12-09
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that the Board of
County Commissioners of Idaho County l. r.,
will receive bids for the construction of n
Bridge across White Bird Greek, in said Coun-
ty; said Bridge to be built according to plans
and specifications on file in the office OF the
Clerk of the Board. Bids must be filed with
the undersigned on or before January |, 1855.
The board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids by order of the Board,
Mt. Idaho l. T., I. J. RHOADS.
Nov. n 1897. 2429 Clerk.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-12-09
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPrIoN PROOF.
Herman Forsman, D. S. 1913.

Herman Forsman, d. S. 331S.
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON, IDAHO,
November 10, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make fin proof in support of his claim, and
Lucas, Clerk of District Court, LIST Judicial
District Idaho Territory, ut his Office at Mt
Idaho, l. r., on January 7, 1SSS viz
HERMAN FORSMAN, D. :. 3.3ls.
For the nwl4 swl, sec l, tip. 81 II, W m.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land, viz
Henry Kuther, Samuel c. Hayes, August
Hendricks, William Meinke, all of Cotton
wood Idaho.
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-12-09
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPrIoN PROOF.
Herman ii. Nuxoll, Jr.. d. s. 3OI3.
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON IDAHo

Herman II. Nuxoll, Jr d. s. 30I3.
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON IDAHo.l
Nov H. 1851
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Fred f.
Lucas, Clerk of District Court, First Judicial
District Idaho Territory, at his Office Mt Mt.
Idaho |. T.. on December a. 1887, viz:
HERMAN II. NUNOLL, JR., D. 5. 30:i3.
For the Ma swl4 and ma sell sec 10, tip 81, IL r,
l W, M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of said land, viz:
John weis. John Sonnen. Edmond Sonnen
and Anton Hendricks, all of Cottonwood, Ida
no.
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